Wanted: Mavic CXP30 champagne clincher wheel: geared

Posted on Tue 15th, October 2013

• #1

narcotitlan

Hi everyone,

I've got wheels coming out of my ears but none of 'em match...

To finish my build I'm looking for a Mavic cxp30 champagne rear clincher wheel to match the front. Ideally Shimano on a 6 or 7 speed hub, (front is shimano 600) but it doesn't really matter if if it's Campag it'll still work fine at that vintage.

So wondering if anyone could help

Thanks!
• #2

Jimjam

i have a champagne cxp30 tub laced to mavic 501 hub 7 speed
pm if you like
• #3

narcotitlan

Thanks Jim would be great if it was a clincher, cheers anyway
• #4

narcotitlan

anyone?
• #5

narcotitlan

no-one?

probably my last call so if no response in next couple of days will sell the front CXP and look for some other matching wheels.

So if you're reading this and fancy a lovely Mavic CXP champagne clincher wheel on super shiny shimano 600 tricolour hub then send me a pm, probably looking for £30

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